If I wanted to ace
the Feudalism test,
I would look up the
following terms in Chapter 11 in the textbook:
Feudalism-
term used to describe social/political relationship between people
Feudal
compact- knight pledges allegiance to a lord, who grants him a fief which
transforms the knight into the lords “vassal”
Fief- piece
of land given to a knight by a lord
Vassal- a
knight who has become a lord’s servant
Knight-
medieval warrior
Homage-respect
Serf-
lowest class in the social hierarchy, provided a workforce
Baron- a
lord who controlled a large amount of land
Peasantry-
commoners, worked in guilds, made up of craftsmen
Estates
Manor- the
place where the lord lived
Three-field-system-
farm divided into 3 rotated your 2 sets of crops.
Internal
colonization
Suburb
Guild- a
group of craftsmen under a single trade
Master-
artisan
Journeyman-
Master’s second in command
Apprentice-
one who is learning a trade
Masterpiece-
something that a journeyman makes to become a master
Water mill
And yes,
iron plow
Very interesting.
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